Margret Wibmer: ambiguity – bodies, objects and spaces

 

 

MARGRET WIBMER BOOK

 

 

publisher: Kerber Verlag
edited by: Studio Margret Wibmer
authors: Ludwig Seyfarth und Margret Wibmer
graphic design: Jozee Brouwer

ISBN:    978-3-86678-464-2
Format:    24,00 × 21,00 cm
Pages:    96
Illustrations:    140 colored and 9 b/w illustrations
Cover:    Hardcover, bound
Languages:
German | English

Price: Euro 25,– (excl. postage and handling)

 

 

You can order your copy by sending an email to Margret Wibmer: wibmer@xs4all.nl

 

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THE GIRL AND HER OBJECT

With a beautiful essay written by Steven ten Thije

limited and signed edition of 60

(30 dutch / 30 english)

If you would like to order online, please send an email to: wibmer@xs4all.nl

 

 

 

 

The text is a reflection about a work that not only addresses our relationship with things but also our relationship with history, with other people and with artworks. Steven ten Thije writes in his essay about the relational field between what is shown in the image, the girl, her gaze, her coat; the object she is holding and the black background; the passé partout and the frame surrounding the photograph; the viewer of the work, the artist, the buyer and the word ‘sold’ which creates and holds the tention between all of these elements.

 

 

Publisher: Mbassy Unlimited
Photography, artwork: Margret Wibmer
Author: Steven ten Thije
Graphic design: Jozee Brouwer
translation: Chris Meighan / experts-in-english.nl
printing: EPS Amsterdam

size: 10,5 x 15 centimeters
full colour, 20 pages, digital print, stitch bound
signed and numbered

 

 

this publication is made possible with support of:
       

 

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PUBLISHED ON OCTOBER 13TH 2015 in VESTOY:

 

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Poster produced for the exhibition ‘the girl and her object: volumen 1’ at Art Gummi Gallery in Kanazawa.

 

size: 60 x 90 cm

limited edition: 25

signed

 

Euro 100,– excl. postage and handling

 

IF YOU LIKE TO PLACE AN ORDER PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO: wibmer@xs4all.nl

PUBLISHED ON THE OCCASION OF SALON D’AMOUR – Part of e-love festival at Natlab, Eindhoven – 2016 – participative performance